Asakusa Hanayashiki Tours and Tickets

Q: How much does it cost to visit Asakusa Hanayashiki in 2025?

It currently costs ¥1,600 for adults (aged 13–64 years) to visit Asakusa Hanayashiki. Children (aged 5–12 years) and seniors (aged 65 years and above) can enter for ¥800 (US$4). Toddlers aged 4 and under, and visitors with disabilities, enter for free.

Q: What rides and attractions are available at Asakusa Hanayashiki?

There are around 20 rides and attractions at Asakusa Hanayashiki. These include a merry-go-round, a swan ride, and roller coasters. There’s also a haunted house and a place where you can learn samurai swordsmanship. Other child-friendly attractions include the Kiddy Taxi, the House of Surprises, and the Nin-Nin Park, a kids’ ninja park.

Q: Is Asakusa Hanayashiki suitable for children?

Yes, Asakusa Hanayashiki is perfect for children. Compared to many other amusement parks, it offers a variety of rides suitable for young children, even those under 1, who can enjoy rides with their parents or guardians. Additionally, many attractions don’t have height restrictions, making them accessible for younger kids.

Q: Does Asakusa Hanayashiki have food and drink options?

Yes, there are several places to eat and drink at Asakusa Hanayashiki. These include Chacha Koubou for snacks such as croquettes, noodles, and Mont Blanc cake. There’s also Furoru with hot dogs and long fries, Dom Dom Hamburger, and Ohanami-Chaya with cakes and desserts. Other options include KiKi for curries and pasta and Marion Crepes.

Q: Is Asakusa Hanayashiki accessible?

Yes, Asakusa Hanayashiki is an accessible venue. There is an on-site, wheelchair-accessible restroom that’s close to the stage area. Also, wheelchair users who can transfer from their chairs are able to enjoy some of the rides. Visitors with a physical disability certificate don’t pay for admission.

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Know before you go

Hanayashiki is ideal for families with children visiting Tokyo.
The park charges an entrance fee; rides cost extra. You can purchase separate ride tickets or an unlimited pass.
Don’t worry about safety—the rides are mostly modern, not as old as the park itself!
There are several restaurants and souvenir shops within the park.
Entrance is free for visitors with disabilities. There are wheelchair-friendly slopes, paths, and elevators, and an accessible bathroom.

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